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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the mechanisms through which collective memory is formed, maintained, and transformed within various social groups. It invites contributions that analyze the interplay between memory and identity in shaping cultural narratives.
Focusing on the intersection of social identity and group dynamics, this track examines how collective memory influences group cohesion and individual identity. Papers may address theoretical frameworks and empirical studies that highlight these relationships.
This session invites discussions on the role of cultural studies in understanding memory practices across different societies. Contributions may include analyses of rituals, traditions, and narratives that shape collective memory.
This track investigates the concept of historical memory and its impact on contemporary social identities. Papers should explore how historical narratives are constructed and their implications for social justice and collective identity.
Focusing on community studies, this track examines how local narratives contribute to collective memory formation. Contributions may highlight case studies that illustrate the role of community in shaping social identity.
This session addresses the relationship between identity politics and collective memory, exploring how political movements utilize memory to forge identities. Papers should critically engage with the implications of these dynamics for social cohesion.
This track explores the role of heritage studies in the transmission of cultural memory across generations. Contributions may analyze how heritage practices influence collective identity and community resilience.
This session invites critical theoretical perspectives on memory, examining how power dynamics shape collective memory narratives. Papers may engage with various theoretical frameworks to analyze memory's role in social justice.
Focusing on oral history, this track explores its significance in preserving collective memory and fostering social identity. Contributions may include methodological discussions and case studies that highlight the power of personal narratives.
This session examines how memory practices contribute to social cohesion within diverse communities. Papers should explore the mechanisms through which shared memories foster unity and collective identity.
This track focuses on narrative analysis as a methodological approach in memory studies, exploring how stories shape and reflect collective memory. Contributions may include theoretical discussions and empirical research that highlight narrative's role in identity formation.
